Ideal for anyone supporting or interacting with people that use behaviours of concerns. What are behaviours of concern and why do they occur? What helps?

Approximate time to complete module: 45 minutes (not including time spent looking at additional resources)

On completion of this module, you will be able to
• Define a behaviour of concern
• Explain why people engage in behaviours of concern
• Articulate additional factors that can contribute towards people with a range of disabilities using behaviours of concern
• Discuss key dilemmas and challenges for people who demonstrate behaviours of concern and their supporters
• Explain positive behaviour support and why it is viewed as the best way to support people using behaviours of concern and their supporters
• Define trauma and recognise the impact trauma can have on the behaviour of people
• Describe the principles of a trauma informed approach.

This module is for: Families and carers | Support workers and direct care workers | Positive behaviour support practitioners | Support co-ordinators, case managers and planners | Frontline and customer service staff | Allied health professionals | Others interacting with and supporting people that use behaviours of concern.

Sectors: Disability | Mental health | Health and Community Services | Forensic | Justice | Clinical Health

Level: Foundational

Emphasis is on knowledge, values and attitudes.